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Installfest at LinuxWorld could seed national program
Author: Jack M. Germain
IDG World Expo has teamed up with open source security gateway provider Untangle and electronics recycler Alameda County Computer Resource Center...
OLS 2008 wrap-up
Author: David "cdlu" Graham
Day 3 of this year's Ottawa Linux Symposium featured a number of sessions, most notably a keynote address by Ubuntu founder...
Xataface lets non-technical users edit MySQL data
Author: Ben Martin
Xataface is a framework for the LAMP stack designed to allow non-technical users to edit the contents of MySQL databases through a...
Customer demand adds Linux to industrial computer line
Author: Jack M. Germain
Glacier Computer is offering two Linux distributions as options on its Everest
PCs. The company announced this month it is offering customers...
Google Gadgets for Linux — almost there
Author: Federico Kereki
Since version 2 came out in 2005, Google Desktop for Windows has included a sidebar that users can fill with screen gadgets,...
Silber runs Canonical while Shuttleworth runs around (video)
Author: Robin 'Roblimo' Miller
Mark Shuttleworth is one of our favorite open source celebrities. He does great things for the community, he's affable, and...
Using Adobe Flash and other 32-bit applications on 64-bit Linux
Author: Edward Amsden
64-bit computing is as prevalent today as multicore computing. Almost any new processor from Intel or AMD has the AMD long mode...
Debian celebrates 15-year legacy
Debian, arguably the most important Linux distribution, is readying to celebrate its 15th birthday on August 16.
While a respected and widely used Linux distribution...
Windows update servers score 100 per cent uptime, beat competitors
Microsoft's Windows beat operating system rivals Mac OS X and Ubuntu in a three-month test of update server uptime, a Swedish uptime monitoring company...
Top 5 Awesome Linux Distro Upgrades Coming Out in Second Half of 2008
Author: JT Smith
The first half of 2008 has seen some really cool releases, such as OpenSuSe 11.0, Fedora 9 and Ubuntu 8.04.1 (SSH vulnerability...